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Ingram Angus

Orrin Ingram
Jason Upchurch – 256-239-8540
David Cagle – 256-616-6446
Jeremy Haag – 406-833-0117
480 Harris Road
Pulaski, TN 38478

Ingram Angus cattle

Ingram Angus of Pulaski, Tenn., supplies Angus bulls and females to commercial cattlemen and seedstock producers throughout the Southeast and across the nation.

From highly maternal herd bulls to high-performance sires, Ingram Angus offers genetics designed to meet the needs of a wide variety of operations.

“The best seedstock providers aren’t just selling bulls,” says Jason Upchurch, managing partner. “They’re helping customers build more profitable cow herds. That’s the mindset behind every breeding decision we make at Ingram Angus.”

That philosophy begins with the cow herd. 

“The Angus cow has made this breed the ‘go-to’ breed because of the functionality built into the Angus female,” Upchurch says. “We have built our herd around productive, easy-fleshing cow families with proven maternal strength.” 

The Ingram team works closely with customers to understand their production goals and recommend genetics that fit their individual operations. Whether a customer is focused on building replacement females, adding performance or creating a more balanced cow herd, Ingram Angus is committed to providing cattle that deliver long-term value.

In July, Orrin Ingram acquired the Coleman Angus herd, expanding the genetic opportunities available to customers while maintaining the same commitment to quality cattle and customer service.

That customer-first approach is reflected in Ingram Angus’ strong base of repeat buyers who trust Ingram Angus cattle to perform in commercial environments.

Ingram Angus hosts production sales the second Friday in April and November. For more, visit www.ingramangus.com.

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